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Northern Lights, the First Major Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Norway
Northern Lights, the First Major Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Norway
All about the Northern Lights project, designed to offer European industrial companies a solution for safely and permanently storing their CO2 emissions under the seabed.
Northern Lights is the first project in the world allowing industrial companies to transport and sequester their CO2 emissions. The project is owned in equal shares by TotalEnergies, Equinor and Shell.
#Carbon#Carbon Capture#Oil#Business#Capitalism#Norway#Nordic#Technology#Greenwashing#Green
Northern Lights, the First Major Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Norway
Global data center industry to emit 2.5 billion tons of CO2 through 2030, Morgan Stanley says
Global data center industry to emit 2.5 billion tons of CO2 through 2030, Morgan Stanley says
A boom in data centers is expected to produce about 2.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions globally through the end of the decade, and accelerate investments in decarbonization efforts, according to Morgan Stanley research.
#Data#Data Centres#Energy#Emissions#Carbon#Green#Technology#AI#Machine Learning
Global data center industry to emit 2.5 billion tons of CO2 through 2030, Morgan Stanley says
Microsoft’s Remarkably Big Bet on Carbon-Absorbing Rocks
Microsoft’s Remarkably Big Bet on Carbon-Absorbing Rocks
Why the tech giant is so high on Heirloom Carbon
Heirloom Carbon
Heirloom Carbon,
315,000 metric tons of carbon from the atmosphere over 10 years. For a sense of scale, that’s equivalent to about 75% of the carbon Microsoft emitted in 2022
$200 million, “based on market prices,” or $635 per ton
The process starts with limestone, which is formed from the detritus of corals, clams, and other sea creatures that use the dissolved carbon and calcium in the ocean to build their shells. Heirloom grinds up limestone and does something that humans have been doing for thousands of years — heats it in a kiln. This loosens carbon dioxide from the rock, leaving behind calcium oxide
#Carbon#Sequestration#Technology#Big Tech#Climate
Microsoft’s Remarkably Big Bet on Carbon-Absorbing Rocks